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totally <3 also I've been enjoying a few rap albums as well, but I'm not quite sure if artist as akir, binary star and j dilla are considered underground, i also enjoy mobb deep and wu tang clan but im pretty sure they're fairly popular Nah man Wu is; and a legend. You into Bone Thugs? Nah I don't, I'll pick the first 2 albums by them, Is that a good starting point?

totally <3 also I've been enjoying a few rap albums as well, but I'm not quite sure if artist as akir, binary star and j dilla are considered underground, i also enjoy mobb deep and wu tang clan but im pretty sure they're fairly popular

ITTY BITTY KITTY [bleep]S vs. BIG FAT CAT TATS Aaaarrghh... Happy Go Licky :thumbdown:

They're sick, [developmentally delayed] and pretentious - right ? They're full of perfection, any metal band should have lyrics like those, anyway thanks for the laugh :lol: On topic: there isn't actually music that makes me want to kill myself no matter how bad it is, although I try to stay away from it, like the video jaerk post.

You should look carefully through everyone's lists, there are actually a good amount of well known artist, also just because you don't know the existence of them doesn't make them obscure...

the first three sonic games, super mario world, pacman, pitfall... etc. damn, i have years of not playing them.

The Flinstones [1960-1966]. Top Cat [1961-1962]. Garfield and Friends [1988-1995]. Star Treck [1966-1969]. Les aventures de Tintin [1991]. The Critic [1994]. Sherlock Holmes [1954-1955]

A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory - Great choice man :P I'll surely check out "Paid in Full" when I have the time. Glad to see Bruce Springsteen and Jimi Hendrix in the list too.

Great list ( Even though I haven't heard some of the albums in it ), recently I'm trying to get into the jazz genre, but with no success, as I practically have no idea where to start; after reading some of your descriptions I'm going to check out some of the Art Ensemble of Chicago's albums since you recomend it for starters into the genre, also Miles Davis seems to have a great reputation into the genre, so I will give him a shoot too! :P

Sear Bliss - The Haunting. Grats Wookie in your 1337th post.

Why only see the negative part of the world? It's rather unfair to hate the entire population, just because of some factors that you don't like. :thumbup:

Illnath - Clockwork of Time

those porn links posted on the what are you listening thread are apart from annoying spam, pretty useless; you see it's really easy to find porn on the internet. i won't be clicking on that links since they came from an unknown source and its probably some kind of malware or something like that.

ulver got me into metal in general and tiamat's wildhoney into softer music.

Robert Rich - The Simorgh Sleeps on Velvet Tongues.